Question for LD. And anyone else. (piano related)
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Janssen distributes this bench - which quickly allows one to adjust height. In some ways, it looks to be superior to the regular artist bench they make. It also looks like a good match for the Yamaha.
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10 days later it arrived. Not bad over Christmas.
Some comparisons to the Jansen (at least I assume the Bosendorfer branded bench is a Jansen).
Top, CPS Import on right:
Front:
Underneath, you can see the quality difference but the cheap one isn't really that cheap.
In more detail. First the Bosie/Jansen:
Now the new one:
In place:
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Definitely has a nice solid feel to it, though not quite the same as the Jansen. I'm pretty happy I bought it. Granted, it's the first day. But it won't get raised or lowered much, probably not at all, so one presumes it will last just fine.
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Definitely has a nice solid feel to it, though not quite the same as the Jansen. I'm pretty happy I bought it. Granted, it's the first day. But it won't get raised or lowered much, probably not at all, so one presumes it will last just fine.
@jon-nyc how is the weight?
The CPS benches I have seen before were substantially lighter.
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Glad it seems to be what you were hoping for.
The Bose bench doesn't look like a Jansen. Obviously it's held up for a number of years, so whether it was made in-house, or by some other manufacture, it's well made.
Jansen legs are attached to the body, and have an adjusting mechanism similar your newer bench. (just much more heavy duty)
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@jon-nyc said in Question for LD. And anyone else. (piano related):
Bosie: 27.2 lbs
CPS: 25.8 lbs.Yeah, @Rich is right. I’ve never met a Jansen bench under 45 lbs.
